Episodes

Saturday Oct 24, 2009
Douglas Robinson and Svetlana Ilinskaya - Rasskazy
Saturday Oct 24, 2009
Saturday Oct 24, 2009

Stephen Usery talks to translators Douglas Robinson and Svetlana Ilinskaya about their work on the new collection Rasskazy: New Fiction from a New Russia. The podcast has 36 minutes of extra conversation over the broadcast! Download the interview and hear what you missed!

Monday Oct 19, 2009
Joseph Kanon - Stardust
Monday Oct 19, 2009
Monday Oct 19, 2009

Stephen Usery interviews Joseph Kanon about his newest period mystery novel, Stardust, which is set in Hollywood right after the end of World War II. (Joseph was Stephen's very first Book Talk interview back in 2002.)

Saturday Oct 17, 2009
Podcast - The Pinch - Fall 2009
Saturday Oct 17, 2009
Saturday Oct 17, 2009

Saturday Oct 17, 2009
Podcast - Jill McCorkle - Going Away Shoes
Saturday Oct 17, 2009
Saturday Oct 17, 2009

Saturday Oct 03, 2009
Podcast - Mark Greaney - They Gray Man
Saturday Oct 03, 2009
Saturday Oct 03, 2009

Saturday Oct 03, 2009
Podcast -Robert Hicks - A Separate Country
Saturday Oct 03, 2009
Saturday Oct 03, 2009

Saturday Sep 26, 2009
Podcast - Timothy Hallinan - Breathing Water
Saturday Sep 26, 2009
Saturday Sep 26, 2009

Stephen Usery interviews Timothy Hallinan about his newest novel, Breathing Water: A Bangkok Thriller. Breathing Water is the third book starring American expat journalist Poke Rafferty, his Thai wife, Rose and their adopted daughter Miaow.

Monday Sep 21, 2009
Podcast - Eric Jerome Dickey - Resurrecting Midnight
Monday Sep 21, 2009
Monday Sep 21, 2009

Stephen Usery interviews best-selling author and Memphis native Eric Jerome Dickey about his fourth novel featuring the assassin Gideon, Resurrecting Midnight. Download the podcast today.

Saturday Sep 19, 2009
Podcast - Richard Dixie Hartwell - When the Buddha Met the Bubba
Saturday Sep 19, 2009
Saturday Sep 19, 2009

Stephen talks to Richard "Dixie" Hartwell about his first novella When the Buddha Met Bubba.

Saturday Sep 12, 2009
Podcast - Ron Hall - Sputnik, Masked Men, and Midgets
Saturday Sep 12, 2009
Saturday Sep 12, 2009

Saturday Sep 12, 2009
Podcast - Dan Chaon - Await Your Reply
Saturday Sep 12, 2009
Saturday Sep 12, 2009

Sunday Sep 06, 2009
Podcast - Clay Travis - On Rocky Top
Sunday Sep 06, 2009
Sunday Sep 06, 2009

Saturday Sep 05, 2009
Podcast - Eric Barnes - Shimmer
Saturday Sep 05, 2009
Saturday Sep 05, 2009

Monday Aug 31, 2009
Podcast - Lydia Peelle - Reasons for and Advantages of Breathing
Monday Aug 31, 2009
Monday Aug 31, 2009
Congratulations to Book Talk guest and Nashville resident Lydia Peelle for being named to the National Book Foundation's 2009 5 Under 35 program. Past Book Talk guests who have been honored are Fiona Maazel (2008) and ZZ Packer (2006).

Stephen Usery interviews Lydia about Reasons for and Advantages of Breathing, her first collection of award-winning short stories. Download the podcast today!

Monday Aug 31, 2009
Podcast - Robert Dalby - A Piggly Wiggly Wedding
Monday Aug 31, 2009
Monday Aug 31, 2009

Linda Lloyd talks to Robert Dalby about the third installment of his series set in Second Creek, Mississippi A Piggly Wiggly Wedding.

Saturday Aug 22, 2009
Podcast - David O. Stewart - Impeached
Saturday Aug 22, 2009
Saturday Aug 22, 2009

Saturday Aug 15, 2009
Podcast - Reshonda Tate Billingsly - The Devil is a Lie
Saturday Aug 15, 2009
Saturday Aug 15, 2009

Saturday Aug 15, 2009
Podcast - Megan Abbott - Bury Me Deep
Saturday Aug 15, 2009
Saturday Aug 15, 2009

Saturday Aug 08, 2009
Podcast - Attica Locke - Black Water Rising
Saturday Aug 08, 2009
Saturday Aug 08, 2009

In this podcast, Stephen Usery interviews Attica Locke about her debut novel, Black Water Rising, which is set in Houston, Texas's oil boom in the early 1980s as the legacy of racism and corporate greed come to a head.

Saturday Aug 01, 2009
Podcast - Sam Haskell - Promises I Made My Mother
Saturday Aug 01, 2009
Saturday Aug 01, 2009

Stephen Usery interviews Sam Haskell about his book, Promises I Made My Mother. It's a memoir that tracks the moral grounding Haskell's mother gave him and how it helped in his personal life and his career as the head of television for the legendary William Morris talent agency. Download the podcast today!












